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Description
 
 
A utility class than orchestrate the (negative-)acknowledgment of a specified message based on the ack/nack of a set of messages.
 
 
 
This component computes the right object to be injected into injection point using Channel and the deprecated Channel.
Allows checking if a class can be assigned to a variable from another class.
Implementation of config used to configured the different messaging provider / connector.
Look for stream factories and get instances.
 
Implementation of config used to configured the different messaging provider / connector.
 
 
 
Decorator to dispatch messages on the Vert.x context attached to the message via LocalContextMetadata.
Decorator to dispatch messages on the Vert.x context attached to the message via LocalContextMetadata.
 
 
 
The default implementation of KeyedMulti
The default implementation of KeyedMulti for the KeyedMulti<K, Message<V>>.
 
 
 
 
Default implementation of PausableChannelConfiguration.
 
Implementation of the emitter pattern.
Provides common runtime services to connectors, such as a Vertx instance, to avoid duplicating the creation and cleanup of shared components across connectors.
 
 
Component responsible to compute the current state of the reactive messaging application.
 
 
Decorator to support IncomingInterceptors.
 
 
 
Implementation of the old (legacy) Emitter interface.
 
 
 
 
 
 
Class responsible for creating mediators instances and starting the management.
Message type which enables injecting new metadata without creating a new Message instance
 
 
 
 
 
 
An exception that does not capture the stack trace.
 
 
Decorator to support OutgoingInterceptors.
 
Represents a configuration class that allows overriding specific properties for a connector.
 
 
A polling stream that can be paused and resumed.
 
 
 
Warning this class consists of generated code.
 
Warning this class consists of generated code.
 
Warning this class consists of generated code.
Deprecated.
use PublisherDecorator instead
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Utility methods focusing on type inspection, particularly with regard to generics.